monosyllabic in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for monosyllabic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

monosyllabic [Am ˌmɑnəsəˈlæbɪk, Brit ˌmɒnə(ʊ)sɪˈlabɪk] ADJ

1. monosyllabic word:

monosyllabic

monosilábico

2. monosyllabic:

monosyllabic reply

lacónico

monosyllabic reply

monosilábico

monosyllabic person

lacónico

monosyllabic person

que habla con monosílabos

Translations for monosyllabic in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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monosilábico (monosilábica)

monosyllabic

monosyllabic in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for monosyllabic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

monosyllabic [ˌmɒnəsɪˈlæbɪk, Am ˌmɑ:nə-] ADJ

monosyllabic

monosilábico, -a

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monosílabo (-a)

monosyllabic

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If the verb is monosyllabic, all three positions go after each other.

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Fans took to calling this track by that monosyllabic name.

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It's a monosyllabic word many people fail to understand- love.

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The stress is also marked on monosyllabic words.

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Since this word is monosyllabic, the three phonemes /k/, // and /t/ are tautosyllabic.

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Words are often monosyllabic, and many words are differentiated solely by tone; in a multisyllabic word each syllable often carries its own tone.

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Another call which does not fit into the two categories is a long, drawn out, monosyllabic "waaaaah" sound.

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Stems that appear monosyllabic and begin with a consonant in fact select the bisyllabic variant.

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In both dialects, when erhua is applied to a monosyllabic noun, its repetitive form is usually used.

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It is most common in words that will become monosyllabic after the loss of the yer.

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